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Hanan Greenberg
ynetnews.com
08.16.09
Cleared for publication: The senior IDF officer who found himself
reluctantly involved in the latest botched security scandal at a
military base in Tel Aviv is none other than IDF Chief of Staff
Lieutenant-General Gabi Ashkenazi.
The Military Appellate Court in Tel Aviv granted a motion filed by Ynet
Sunday and cleared for publication that is was Ashkenazi's credit card
information that was stolen and used by a group of illegal arms dealers.
Many of the details in the case are still restricted by a gag order.
The case unfolded after a soldier stationed at the base was assaulted
and his rifle stolen. The subsequent Military Police probe led
investigators to apprehend a solider suspected in both the assault and
in selling weapons to an Arab who deals in stolen arms.
The investigation also revealed that the suspect had somehow obtained
Ashkenazi's credit card information and relayed it to his contact and
several other individuals, who charges NIS 2,000 ($about 530) to the
card.
According to the case file, it was a retailer who noticed the unusual
activity on the card and reported it to the authorities.
Investigators further found that the gun was also among the possessions
stolen from Ashkenazi's office. While the gun was apparently not in use,
it was not reported stolen =E2=80=93 as far as the inquest was able to
ascertain. Its whereabouts are still unknown.
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